Marceline High School - Marcello Yearbook (Marceline, MO)

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VW CM One of the most popular organizations in Marce- line High School is the M Club. The members have proved their athletic ability by lettering in at least one and, in some cases, all of the major sports of M. H. S. To become a member of this club, a boy must qualify in sportsmanship, courage, ability to co- operate with his leader. and respectiulness for his teammates. Although there are many boys in M. H. S. who could fulfill these qualifications, only twenty-five of them constitute the membership. The following boys are President .l,,........,, Vice-President ....,,...,,.,, Secretary-Treasurer .l..,.. Sergeant-at-Arms ...... . 1 ' ' -' a , A . HMM Each year the student body anticipates the tradi- tional initiation of the M Club's new members. The students enjoy seeing these boys, colorfully dressed in their humorous costumes, in the halls of our school. Although the M Club is primarily a social organization, it has its definite purposes. Each boy realizes that when he is a member of the M Club, he is no longer alone but is a member of a team coached by a good pal and adviser, Coach K. L. Gardner. Club officers: ,Ronald Wiggins .........Ioe Sportsman ,....,..,,,Bob Smith .......Bob Gooch W Q - L Bottom row, left to right: Howard Williamson, Dale Heaney, Bob Gooch, Bob Smith, Ice Sportsman, Ronnie Wiggins 'Gerald Stanley, and Bobby Magee. Second row: Coach Gardner. Bob Couch, Bob Axcell, lack Teeter, Ierry Ewigman, Olsy Noah. lack White, Don Wals worth. and Bob Oliver. Top row: Iack Barnes, Roland Lohmar, Glen Clarke, Ioey Gosmyer. Byron Boudreaux, Wilfred Watskey, Gene floss. Wayne Heins, cmd Dean Wilson. 75

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igem Kilim The Marceline Tigers roared to victory Armistice Day, 1950 in their second consecutive defeat of their long-time rivals, the Brookfield Bulldogs. The final score was Marceline 13, Brookfield 7. Marceline regained the bell last year after an absence of two years. This annual event has been held since 1936 with the Tigers having possession of the bell eight times and the Bulldogs only six. The bell was donated by the Brookfield fire depart- ment where it had previously been used on one of the fire engines. The bell holds the position of honor in the M. H. S. trophy case. It is a true symbol of competitive skill and sportsmanship between the two schools. pa!!! The Board of Education as it is frequently referred to, is presented each year to an outstanding athlete in the junior class Last year Ronald Wiggins, who is now a senior, received this award He in tum will present it to some de serving junior boy this year. The presentation is customarily made in the last assembly of the year. sl WOI'tAM!2:5t8I'I'L sjlufndmenf QVLJ PALE? The Tigers not only maintained a tradition that has existed for the past five years, that of placing at least one basketball trophy in our trophy case, but also succeeded in gaining a higher place trophy than any basketball trophy of the past four years. Marceline averaged 63 points per game in the Roth- ville Tournament before losing in the championship game.